“Captain of the Kyle,” taken by Edward K. Morse aboard the SS Kyle in Greenland, 1947.
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Inuit, Cape Dorset, N.W.T., [Cape Dorset (Kinngait), Nunavut], 1929.
Credit: J.D. Soper / Library and Archives Canada / e002213414
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I have been thinking a lot about Inuit photographers and photography lately in connection to my various projects. Thought I would share these two...
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Hares of the Arctic
UAF graduate student Michelle Cason holds two specimens from a recent donation from the Alaska Department of Fish and Game,...
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Sometimes bad things happen to good films.
In this case three feet (or about five seconds in running time) of perforations and about 1/4th of the... -
A very animated dog sled team, just in time the finish of this year’s Iditarod Trail race, courtesy of Admiral Byrd’s Third Antarctic Expedition.
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American officers frequently employed reindeer teams in crossing the Dwina River and in going about Archangel. Here are two officers with a...
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You have no idea how badly I wish I woulda thought of this first…
The Handy Hypotenuse Hankie
Darn you Professional...
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Haiokok of the Copper Inuit wearing a traditional style of winter clothing.
Coronation Gulf, N.W.T., [Nunavut], 1931
Credit: Canada. Indian and...
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Klaus Pichler - Skeletons in the Closet: Museum of Natural History, Vienna (2010-ongoing)
Artist’s statement:
“What...
